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this doesn't work for me. There is no
config
file in the folder. But there are someconfigure.ac
configure.ac.in
when I try to run them I get this errorfrankly this is not worth the time
eh ... that plugin is likely easiest to install via your distros package manager ... you dont have to compile it from source
edit: i was actually thinking about a different plugin: https://docs.xfce.org/panel-plugins/xfce4-netload-plugin/start
it's fine. it was actuall installed by default, I though it didn't work which is why I tried to hunt for other packages, but now since it does, no probs. Thank you for all your help
You need to compile it first.
configure.ac
is not a shell script.